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Wunder Wunder, an enigmatic phenomenon in the music industry, has made a name by masterfully blending multiple facets of the creative process. As musical innovators and skilled directors, the Australian-bred, Los Angeles-based duo, Aaron Shanahan and Benjamin Plant, have brought a dynamic, yet smoothly flowing aesthetic to the world of music videos. Their signature style is a surreal journey into neon landscapes, cosmic swirls and sunny Californian aesthetics, expanding the realm of music-video storytelling in ways that are both introspective and visually contagious.
Their debut album, 'Everything Infinite', was an impressive amalgamation of psychedelic rock and pop. The music video for their single, 'Coastline', directed by George Foster, encapsulated the Wunder Wunder essence with snow-packed mountains, barren desertscapes, and a spaceman strolling through an ethereal daydream. Another intriguingly surreal production is their video for 'Hail The Madmen'. It features a suit-clad figure seemingly drawn by irresistible forces through kaleidoscopic dimensions filled with blooming flowers, glittering unicorns, and multi-coloured smoke. But here's a little inside scoop - the unnerved protagonist navigating this whimsical realm is none other than Shanahan himself. He accidentally stepped up to be the lead actor simply because the original actor didn't show up!
Wunder Wunder's impact is evident in the way music artists, directors, and enthusiasts haven't really looked at music videos the same way since these two boys from Down Under showed up. Their distinct style not just entertains, but also provokes thought about the symbiosis between music, imagery, and emotions.
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